Few scholars agree that a compelling painting of Shakespeare presented to the National Portrait Gallery in London in 1856 is a true contemporary portrait of the famous playwright. Using the questionable authenticity of this portrait as its starting point, this book examines the connections between theatrical performance and Shakespeare's references in the visual arts.
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Few scholars agree that a compelling painting of Shakespeare presented to the National Portrait Gallery in London in 1856 is a true contemporary portrait of the famous playwright. Using the questionable authenticity of this portrait as its starting point, this book examines the connections between theatrical performance and Shakespeare's references in the visual arts.
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